Showing posts with label lds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lds. Show all posts

Friday, February 28, 2014

VT message March 2014 - The Divine Mission of Jesus Christ: Light of the World

The Divine Mission of Jesus Christ: Light of the World
handout found at www.jackshandsjillsheart.com - only need to purchase it once, then print as many as you need. Do not redistribute or share original work that is purchased from this site - thanks!
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Friday, June 15, 2012

Camp Paper Bag Journal

When I did camp crafts a couple of years ago I saved this idea as an option, but I didn't end up having it as a camp craft.  So I decided to make some Paper Bag Journals for this year's 4th years girls - I printed all the images as a 4x6 at a print shop for .13 cents each. I did have to play around to get the image exactly 4x4.75 size.  The journal pages I printed off at home so they could write on the paper.  I have the theme on the front - tied with an elastic band to hold the loose pages in:
Then I added the scriptures for the 4th years as well as some messages for Outlast from the Strength of Youth and journal pages:
 Constellations requirement and journal page:
 MiaMaid class symbol and Outsmart theme:
 My devotional visuals/handout based on For I Was Blind, But Now I See Thomas S Monson:
 Outshine thoughts/quotes from Thomas S. Monson:
 Award to present after the hike (we'll just write it in with a sharpie):
 Here's one of the journal pages, the ribbon makes it easier to pull out:
Now the girls don't have to take their journal, camp manual or scriptures on the hike - they'll have everything they need for 2 days in their journal =)

I am still working on a few hymns that I'll be placing in this journal too.  Then the girls will have the words and no excuses not to participate ;)

I will give the girls a pen with their journals . . . with the theme rolled up on the inside showing through the clear part of the pen.
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Saturday, January 1, 2011

heart to heart

January VT message found here. Want the handout - it's found here www.jackshandsjillsheart.com.

Focus: Understanding our Relief Society history is not only important but essential. The organization of the church was not complete until the sisters were organized.

Quote: The history of Relief Society is recorded in words and numbers, but the heritage is passes heart to heart.
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Monday, May 10, 2010

Built on a Rock

Redmond Stake's youth conference was a Book of Mormon musical - script & lyrics were written by Karen Bryce who lives in New York and her sister, Dana Cardon wrote the music who lives in Redmond Stake. Very talented ladies!
The costumes and props were amazing!Some of youth had solos and there are many talented YM & YW just in our stake!They both loved it all - so many practices, which started in the Fall! Even though they didn't want a speaking part and they don't particularly like singing, Brady & Keaton are both sad it's over =( They still got asked to do a small part - Brady was Captain Moroni who was known for raising the Title of Liberty and Keaton was the prophet Moroni who was the last Nephite prophet who buried the golden plates (which is where the Book of Mormon was translated from).

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